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Enthusiast II
Thanks for the welcome. Great idea. Was looking for something like this. I have done a lot of camping in at state parks and have got there in my Merc Mountaineer. I now also own a Jeep Renegade and would like to get out in the middle of nowhere and enjoy God's handiwork.
Contributor I
Hi, I’m Eric and I am new to the forums. I am fairly new to the Asheville NC area. Have a 2019 Taco off road and just got an overlanding trailer from weeroll that I hope to be kitting out over the next few months. May turn into a post later with pics. More familiar with backpacking and fairly new to overlanding but looking forward to some trips along the blue ridge and the coast. 
Contributor I
Hello everyone ~
This is Won who is new to overlanding and planning to get overlanding started.
I have 2006 4Runner Sport V6 and it's fairly bone stock, but I am planning get some gears little by little moving forward.
I live in Northern VA area close to DC ( Chantilly, VA). I would love to see people around my area where they are having fun at :)
I love to go Fishing/Camping and add Overlanding as my next passion.
Thanks!
This is Won who is new to overlanding and planning to get overlanding started.
I have 2006 4Runner Sport V6 and it's fairly bone stock, but I am planning get some gears little by little moving forward.
I live in Northern VA area close to DC ( Chantilly, VA). I would love to see people around my area where they are having fun at :)
I love to go Fishing/Camping and add Overlanding as my next passion.
Thanks!
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Member I
Hello Eric, Asheville NC is a great place for overlanding. Great looking rig
Member III
Hello!
I'm Dustin from Kennewick, WA. New to OB and the overland scene, but have been camping in the woods and off roading for years. Current setup is 2001 Jeep WJ with 3" IRO lift, 265/75R17 Maxxis RAZR MT's, 242HD TC swapped from a '98 Durango, cut front fenders/bumper and Rack with lights. Far from finished but got me out in the woods and on the trails this past summer (kind of thrown together in the weeks leading up to memorial weekend). Winter projects I have parts but no time for include on board air, dual batteries with 12v to 120v power inverter, remount roof rack, better lights with new switch panel and basic maintenance. Looking to meet or chat with anyone in the NW and hear where they are going on runs, been around SE WA and NE Oregon area but looking for more places to go.
I'm Dustin from Kennewick, WA. New to OB and the overland scene, but have been camping in the woods and off roading for years. Current setup is 2001 Jeep WJ with 3" IRO lift, 265/75R17 Maxxis RAZR MT's, 242HD TC swapped from a '98 Durango, cut front fenders/bumper and Rack with lights. Far from finished but got me out in the woods and on the trails this past summer (kind of thrown together in the weeks leading up to memorial weekend). Winter projects I have parts but no time for include on board air, dual batteries with 12v to 120v power inverter, remount roof rack, better lights with new switch panel and basic maintenance. Looking to meet or chat with anyone in the NW and hear where they are going on runs, been around SE WA and NE Oregon area but looking for more places to go.
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Member III
2019 JLU rubicon
Boston MA
Over landing for 24 months hoping to do more in New England and eventually West coast
Boston MA
Over landing for 24 months hoping to do more in New England and eventually West coast
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Off-Road Ranger I
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- First Name
- Daxton
- Last Name
- Tarantino
- Member #
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21789
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- Gilligan
Hello everyone, I have been following the overland movement for quite a while now and am finally in a place in my life where I can start to get involved.
I live in southern Mass. And drive a 2015 jeep Charokee trailhawk. I've done a little off roading in it so far up in Vermont. Seems to run good for what I have done.
I hoping to find some people in my are or anywhere really to learn more from and plan some cool trips.
Grew up camping and playing in the mud. Time to get back to it.
I am a novice for sure.
I live in southern Mass. And drive a 2015 jeep Charokee trailhawk. I've done a little off roading in it so far up in Vermont. Seems to run good for what I have done.
I hoping to find some people in my are or anywhere really to learn more from and plan some cool trips.
Grew up camping and playing in the mud. Time to get back to it.
I am a novice for sure.
Enthusiast I
Jason and Jill
Charlotte, NC
2016 Jeep Wrangler JK 2 door
Moderate level of experience
Charlotte, NC
2016 Jeep Wrangler JK 2 door
Moderate level of experience
Traveler III
My second post! Just grabbed a member # today. Dallas Texas. Here’s my rig at Expo last month (October 2019)
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Enthusiast I
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2)Dallas, TX
3) 2020 Subaru Outback 2.5
4) Noob!
2)Dallas, TX
3) 2020 Subaru Outback 2.5
4) Noob!
Contributor III
2006 Toyota Tacoma reg cab 4 banger with a two inch lift
Schenectady NY
novice for over landing but i have spent most of my free time in the woods
Schenectady NY
novice for over landing but i have spent most of my free time in the woods
Member I
Hi guys, I’m glad to join the community!
My Rig: 2008 Nissan Xterra SE with Titan Swapped suspension.
My Location: The City of Fulshear, TX. (Small town satellite of Houston, TX)
My Experience: Other than growing up camping and some light off-road experience, I’m a novice.
My Rig: 2008 Nissan Xterra SE with Titan Swapped suspension.
My Location: The City of Fulshear, TX. (Small town satellite of Houston, TX)
My Experience: Other than growing up camping and some light off-road experience, I’m a novice.
Awesome rig, that's a Toyota I would love to play around with.
Contributor III
New here:
Location: Oxford, Ohio
Rig: Don't have one, trying to get ideas on what I would like to do next year. I currently drive a stock 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee stock, and not looking to outfit it, but my next vehicle will be used for Overlanding
Overlanding experience: Novice, but I have enjoyed the videos and getting some great ideas for a new rig.
Glad to be here and enjoying all the forums, look forward to the great rigs and seeing everyone out there!
Location: Oxford, Ohio
Rig: Don't have one, trying to get ideas on what I would like to do next year. I currently drive a stock 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee stock, and not looking to outfit it, but my next vehicle will be used for Overlanding
Overlanding experience: Novice, but I have enjoyed the videos and getting some great ideas for a new rig.
Glad to be here and enjoying all the forums, look forward to the great rigs and seeing everyone out there!
Off-Road Ranger I
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- First Name
- Clay
- Last Name
- Mahaffey
- Member #
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20207
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- WRWH971
Thrilled to connect with everyone!
New to the overlanding scene, but I've been driving off-road since my grandad let me drive his Willys M38A1 through the Savannah River swamps when I was a teenager back in the mid-70s. Man, I wish I had that thing! But it was just 'surplus' back then, not a collectible.
My last trip was to the National Forest just outside of Great Basin National Park in August 2018 in our '08 Jeep Commander. It was a 30-hour drive out there from Georgia, but worth every mile
We didn't see a soul for four days and hiked all around the National Park (our hammocks were hung about 10 yards from the NP boundary.)
It's pretty stock other than larger tires. I pushed that thing to the edge of its capability in Nevada, so I'm upgrading to a Gladiator Rubicon as soon as FCA can get me one in the Gator color!
I live in Canton, GA.
Excited to be here and looking forward to rolling with some of you!
New to the overlanding scene, but I've been driving off-road since my grandad let me drive his Willys M38A1 through the Savannah River swamps when I was a teenager back in the mid-70s. Man, I wish I had that thing! But it was just 'surplus' back then, not a collectible.
My last trip was to the National Forest just outside of Great Basin National Park in August 2018 in our '08 Jeep Commander. It was a 30-hour drive out there from Georgia, but worth every mile
We didn't see a soul for four days and hiked all around the National Park (our hammocks were hung about 10 yards from the NP boundary.)
It's pretty stock other than larger tires. I pushed that thing to the edge of its capability in Nevada, so I'm upgrading to a Gladiator Rubicon as soon as FCA can get me one in the Gator color!
I live in Canton, GA.
Excited to be here and looking forward to rolling with some of you!
New to forums in general also new to overlanding.
I did grow up with 4wheelers so i do have a little off road knowledge just not much with vehicles.
Rig: Stock 2004 Honda Pilot EX AWD (not the most capable but it works for what i get into for now)
Location: Central Alabama
Looking forward to getting to know everyone and learning a few tips and tricks to make vehicle camping more adventurous
I did grow up with 4wheelers so i do have a little off road knowledge just not much with vehicles.
Rig: Stock 2004 Honda Pilot EX AWD (not the most capable but it works for what i get into for now)
Location: Central Alabama
Looking forward to getting to know everyone and learning a few tips and tricks to make vehicle camping more adventurous
